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Myanmar next best destination for international textile sector
Low wages, plentiful labour and an image problem in neighbouring Bangladesh have all boosted Myanmar’s chances. The international textile sector has discovered Myanmar as next best destination
NDRC program Clean by Design help Chinese textile mills go green
The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) program called Clean by Design, works with Chinese textile mills to help them improve their energy and water efficiency, while also reducing the use of
Major brands to divert for sourcing to Ethiopia and Kenya
Major brands are beginning to source from Ethiopia and Kenya due to rising wages in China, labour unrest and violence in Cambodia, and ineffective compliance with rules and regulations in various
Major brands to divert for sourcing to Ethiopia and Kenya
Major brands are beginning to source from Ethiopia and Kenya due to rising wages in China, labour unrest and violence in Cambodia, and ineffective compliance with rules and regulations in various
Two prestigious fashion fairs opens up in HongKong today
Another big year in Fashion for Hongkong, as it opened today two concurrent fair, HongKong’s Fashion Week for Fall/Winter 2015 and World Boutique 2015 with some 1,800 exhibitors from
High demand for Turkish textile production in Russian market
A group of Azerbaijanis here are making the most of relaxed visa rules for them in Turkey and Russia, to take the two-and-a-half-hour-flight to the Russian capital. This one-day cargo, mainly
Vardhman Textiles expects Q3 margins, revenues not to be great.
Vardhman Textiles is among India's largest manufacturers of yarn, sewing threads & acrylic fiber. It manufactures for brands like GAP, H&M, Uniqlo, Benetton, Wills, Van Heusen, and Peter
Africa an alternative to Asia as a production hub for global textile brands
Global textile retailers have found alternatives to Asia as a production hub as they saw some bad event happening in Asia’s textile industry in the year 2014 like the soaring labour wages in
Pakistan working towards strengthening its textile and garment industry
Pakistan understanding the importance of garment and textile industry to its economic growth, and the employment it create for its people which reduces poverty for millions of workers. Pakistan and
Lidl wants all harmful chemicals out of its textile products by 2020
Lidl, the fourth largest retailer worldwide, wants all toxic textile chemicals out of its textile products by 1 January 2020, a decision taken under Greenpeace’s pressure. A release said, Lidl
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